"George the Goldfish" follows the adventures of a curious little goldfish named George who dreams of exploring the world beyond his fishbowl. One day, he discovers a way to break free and swims through a vibrant underwater landscape filled with colorful friends and exciting challenges. Along the way, George learns about friendship, courage, and the importance of home. This charming story is accompanied by engaging illustrations that capture the imagination of young readers, making it a delightful experience for children as they learn valuable lessons about exploration and community. Perfect for early readers and Spanish language learners. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

This book was published in 2006 by Early Start Languages .

Lone Morton trained as a graphic designer at St Martin's School of Art and initially started her career in promotion and advertising. As a freelance, she began to work with books and helped for ten years to develop the style and design of the b small list and contributed to the creation of many of the titles, particularly in collaboration with Clare Beaton. Her interest in writing for children and her passion for design and crafts led to her writing three stories for the I Can Read series and three titles in the Stencil Book series. She's also joint author of the Language Fun series, Pen Pals and All About Me in the First Record Series. After two holidays working on an organic farm in Canada, she became a very keen organic gardener and has since converted her back garden in West London into a flourishing organic plot. As a result, her book Grow Organic, Eat Organic shares her practical advice. Rosa Maria Martin is a native speaker and experienced Spanish teacher, and is currently Director of the Language Learning Unit at Queen Mary University of London. Martyn Ellis is language teacher, writer and consultant. He is an expert in the theory and practice of language teaching and learning.